A new solar farm on Lake Wilson Road in Jonesville is planning to begin sending out power on Friday, Jan. 15, according to Tami von Isakovics, director of communications and marketing at Pine Gate Renewables. This solar farm is one of 14 in Michigan organized by Consumers Energy, Pine Gate Renewables, and Kayne Anderson Capital...
Year: 2021
Kathy Nestorak retires from bookstore
After 19 years of working for the Hillsdale College bookstore, Kathy Nestorak has decided to enter semi-retirement. When she first applied for the position in 2001, she said she knew that Hillsdale College would be a great place to start a career. “I knew they were the best employer in town and a great university,”...
Disney’s latest has “Soul”
I was hoping Pixar wouldn’t make me cry again, but I was wrong. I’ve always been the one who cries during cartoon films. Toy Story 3? Been there, done that. Inside Out? “I should be feeling sadness too.” I went through an entire tissue box that night. When “Soul” popped up on my Facebook...
Annual March for Life, CPAC trips canceled due to pandemic
Hillsdale College for Life will not attend the March for Life this year, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The club was originally supposed to attend the annual pro-life rally on Jan. 29 with pro-life group Protect Life Michigan. But in early December, Protect Life canceled, citing “no changes with the current health crisis,” according...
Performing arts looking forward busy semester
After last semester’s coronavirus-induced cancelations, Hillsdale College’s art, music, and theatre departments are set for a busy semester of performances. Some performances, such as the theatre department’s production of the play “J.B.”, were postponed until this semester. The theatre department is therefore preparing for a busier than usual season, as it will stage “J.B.” beginning...




